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Question

Question
Use the passages to answer the question. Select Passage 1 and Passage 2.

How do the claims made in the two texts compare?

(1 point)
Responses

The claims are different, and the claim in Text 1 is more valid and effective because it includes stronger evidence and reasoning than Text 1.
The claims are different, and the claim in Text 1 is more valid and effective because it includes stronger evidence and reasoning than Text 1.

The claims are different, and the claim in Text 2 is more valid and effective because it includes broader evidence and information than Text 1.
The claims are different, and the claim in Text 2 is more valid and effective because it includes broader evidence and information than Text 1.

The claims are different, but they are both valid and effective because they are both supported with persuasive evidence and reasoning.
The claims are different, but they are both valid and effective because they are both supported with persuasive evidence and reasoning.

The claims are the same, and they are both valid and effective because they are supported by the same type of evidence and reasoning.

Answer 1

To accurately answer the question about how the claims made in the two texts compare, we would need to examine the specific claims and evidence presented in Passage 1 and Passage 2. Without access to the actual content of the passages, we cannot definitively determine the validity or strength of the claims.

However, if one passage provides stronger evidence and reasoning than the other, or if both passages contain valid and effective claims supported by persuasive evidence, then you can select the corresponding response.

If you can provide details from Passage 1 and Passage 2, I'd be happy to help analyze them further.

Answer 2

"Edible Cutlery for Way Out of Plastic Pollution"

"Canada Wants to Ban Single-Use Plastics"